Baby Corn Seeds - F1 Hybrid Vegetable Seeds

Baby corns are a popular vegetable in India, the USA, Europe, and Asia. They are early picked regular size maize consumed fresh and also eaten in vegetables, salads, or snacks. Baby corns are rich in higher fiber and have a variety of nutrients such as Folate, thiamin, Pantothenic, Vitamin A, B, C, and E. It is a low-calorie vegetable that helps in maintaining a healthy diet and blood sugar levels.

Baby corn is quite tasty to eat and has delicate sweet-flavored crispiness to them. Baby corn is enjoyed by every age group, young, child, or elderly, and also equally healthy for all. Plant these small but nutrition-packed baby corn in your terrace or garden and enjoy the organic vegetable at your own house.

Plant Requirements:

• Soil Type: Rich, Well Draining, acidic & moist soil
• Sun: Direct Sunlight
• Temperature: 15-28 degrees C
• Watering Requirement: 1-2 times a week.
• Space: 8-10 inches apart

How to Sow Baby Corn Seeds

Baby corn is ready to harvest when they are out 2-3 cms. After 4-5 days you can harvest the baby corns. Store the fresh baby corn in the refrigerator.

• Take baby corn seeds and sow them in a 1-2 inch deep pot. The tray may be avoided to plant baby corn as it requires more space.
• Cover the sown corn seeds with a light layer of soil.
• Make a draining hole in the pots for good drainage as baby corn does not tolerate waterlogging.
• Seeds will germinate within 10-12 days.
• Weeding should be done in baby corn farming.
• The baby corn plant should not be overwatered.

The glory of planting your garden is unmatched. Every plant has its growing requirements. To provide plants the basic care, we have mentioned some basic steps to follow when growing your vegetables, fruits, or flowers.

How to care for Plants

Follow these guided instructions to care for your plants and boost healthy paced growth.

Watering Guide

• Water the soil or the roots and not the leaves.
• Put a finger in the soil to check & water the plant if dry.
• Avoid overwatering plants. Keep the soil moist & not swampy.
• Use a well-draining pot to avoid water accumulation at the bottom.

Sunlight Guide

• For Direct Sunlight, Keep the plant pot facing a sunny window with direct sunlight all day.
• For Partial Shade, Keep the plant pot not facing the sun and away from the window.
• For Low Light, Keep the plant pot in a low light room to encourage growth.

Potting Mix Necessity

Potting soil or Potting Mix consists of peat moss, pine bark, and other rich ingredients, excluding earthen soil. Use Potting Mixture for healthy roots and plants with the following elements:

• Vermiculite improves air holding capacity and water retention or you can use water storing crystals to retain water in plants.
• For space, sand or perlite in the potting mixture helps in drainage.
• Peat moss, coconut coir, pine bark, or shredded paper also adds water retention to plants.
• For rich nutrients, choose a potting mix with fertilizers and compost.
• Pick soils that are free from stones or lumps.